The Rambla

This waterside roadway has people biking, fishing, drinking mate, and enjoying the great views. 22 km long (13.6 miles), the Rambla goes along Montevideo's waterfront. Lovely at sunset.

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Cathedral of The Most Holy Trinity
Templo Inglés
An Anglican church and the oldest non-Catholic place of worship in Montevideo. Looks more like a Roman temple than a church.
Drink
la Ronda Café
A small café with nice interior where you can enjoy music and drink or eat. The food is a combination of Uruguayan and Mexican cuisine.
Mon-Fri 12:00-late, Sat Sun 19:30-late
See
Teatro Solís
The main theater of Montevideo — consider going here if you want to see a theater performance. It hosts a museum of its own history and is one of the old town's most iconic buildings.
Drink
Baar Fun Fun
This classic tango bar is one of the oldest bars in Montevideo, 100 years old. Many famous tango artists have played here. Weekend nights there are live performances, which means that there is an entrance fee. Both the atmosphere and the clientele of this bar is a combination of old and young. There's both indoor and outdoor seating (the latter is open in the winter too). Try the house specialty Uvita, a drink of grenache wine and port wine.